[CQ-Contest] 2nd Question
Jim McDonald
n7us at arrl.net
Sun Dec 2 20:11:37 EST 2001
Bob,
I have an MM-3 and the manual, but the printing is so poor I can't read the
transistor types. I can fax a copy of the schematic, but it's not going to
be very helpful if I can't read the original.
Jim N7US
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From: "Bob, N5RP" <N5RP at pdq.net>
To: <cq-contest at contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, December 02, 2001 2:57 PM
Subject: [CQ-Contest] 2nd Question
OK, so everyone knew the answer to my question about who lives just inside
Pennsylvania, just past Youngstown.
So, here is question @#2; a bit harder.
KM5M came over last night with a new (old) MM3 keyer as once upon a time
manufactured by AEA under his arm, and it does not key.
One output keying jack shows no activity; the other shows dead short.
I have no schematic to look at, but on blindly opening up the enclosure, I
see two transistors mounted on the PC board that are located close to
those+ and - output keying jacks.
Are these the keying transistors, and if so, what is the nominal type or
value of these transistors ?
I am hoping that this is all that ails the MM3, and maybe I can get it
working for him.
Bob Perring
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